DE29605164U1 - Craft cardboard for the production of boxes, gift packaging and other objects that can be made from cardboard and paper - Google Patents

Description

Description

State of the art
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Problem:

Indication of effect
with the invention
achieved
shall be.

Solution.

Craft cardboard for making boxes, gift wrapping and other objects that can be made from cardboard and paper.

Boxes are mainly made for industry. For example, gift packaging, parking discs, etc. are usually only used to promote sales or as advertising media.

The invention specified in claim 1 is based on the problem:

1. To create a craft box containing the tools for making boxes and other objects made of cardboard and paper.

2. To create a craft box that serves as an activity and fun way to make objects out of cardboard and paper.

This problem is solved with the features listed in the protection claim (if necessary, quoting the features verbatim).

Achieved benefits: This invention achieves:

that young people learn to work precisely with the material. That it is fun to make something that can be used.

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An embodiment of the invention is explained using Figures 1 to 5.

Fig.1: The worktop made of hard plastic, which is flat on one side (1), on the other side various grooves (2) are incorporated. (The smooth side serves as a base when punching out).

Fig.2: Example of a cardboard sheet on which the contours for the knives, perforations and creases have been printed.

Fig.3: Steel knife for punching out the blank.

Fig.4: Perforations for folding or tearing. Fig.5: Creasing for folding the cut-out.

The worktop described in Fig. 1 is placed on a table with the smooth side facing upwards. Now the sheet to be worked on is placed on the worktop. The outlines are punched out with the knife from Fig. 3. To do this, place the knife with the cutting edge on the black line in the drawing and hit the top of the knife with the hammer. For complicated corners and curves, the knife door is bent into the corresponding shape. If a perforation (Fig. 4) is drawn on the cut, proceed as in Fig. 3. Once the cut has been punched out, it is now grooved using the groove (Fig. 5). To do this, the worktop (Fig. 1) is turned over. The green lines on the cut are grooved. The cut is placed on the worktop so that the green lines are in the middle of the groove on the worktop. Now the groove (Fig. 5) is placed with the curve on the green line and the top is hit with a hammer. This creates a bulge on the back of the cut. Now you can fold the material at this point on the cut without it breaking. When the cut is completely punched out and grooved, it is folded and laid according to the instructions.

Claims (5)

Protection claims
(two-part version) General term: Craft cardboard for making boxes, gift wrapping and other objects that can be made from cardboard and paper. Characteristic part; Characterized in that in the craft box: 1. A worktop (Fig.1) made of hard plastic, which is flat on one side (1) and has various grooves (2) on the other side. 2. Printed cardboard sheets (example Fig.2) on which the contours of the boxes are. The contours have different colors. e.g. knife = black e.g. grooving = green 3. Straight and pre-curved steel knives to punch out the contours. 4. Steel grooves and perforations used for folding and creasing. 5. A hammer for hitting and glue for joining. General term of the sub-claim: Printed cardboard sheets Characteristic part of the subclaim: Characterized that larger printed cardboard sheets that do not fit into the craft box are stored in a foil bag.